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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ANDTO THE ACCREDITED COLLEGES THAT THEY WILL BE ATTENDING. | RUTLAND, VT | |
| 102 | Washington Central Friends Our mission is to strengthen the communication and cooperation between the community and the Washington Central Supervisory Union school system; to be a resource for alternative funding for these public schools through private fundraising, grants and endowments. | Montpelier, VT | |
| 103 | ROTARY CLUB OF MONTPELIER VERMONT THE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE ACTIVITIES OF THE LOCAL MONTPELIER, VT CHAPTER OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. THE FOUNDATION RAISES MONEY TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, GRANTS TO LOCAL NON-PROFITS, AND FOOD FOR INDIGENT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. | MONTPELIER, VT | |
| 104 | GOOD SHEPHERD FOUNDATION INC PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC SCHOOL | ST JOHNSBURY, VT | |
| 105 | TramutoPorter Foundation Compassionate Leadership - The TramutoPorter Foundation, recognizing that every social issue before our society - whether it be food insecurity, loneliness, healthcare access, social and financial inequalities, finds it roots in a more compassionate and kinder society. Therefore, a book has been published by the Foundation (The Double Bottom Line: How Compassionate Leaders Captivate Hearts and Deliver Results) with the goal of educating current and future leaders around how to lead with Compassion. Additionally, and recognizing that learning about compassion must begin at the University and College System, the TramutoPorter Foundation will establish a Compassionate Leadership endowed scholarships with Universities and Colleges who commit to creating a sustainable leadership program around the book. Lastly, Grants will be awarded to organizations who are addressing in a compassionate manner the social dete | Ogunquit, ME | |
| 106 | DEPUTY CHIEF RAYMOND DOWNEY THE MISSION OF THE D.C RAYMOND DOWNEY SCHOLARSHIP CHARITY FUND IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE MANY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT CHIEF DOWNEY FELT SO STRONGLY ABOUT DURING HIS LIFETIME. THE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE NEW YORK FIREFIGHTER BURN CENTER; DEER PARK COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS; MARTY LYONS MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION; KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS; ST. CYRIL and METHODIUS CHURCH; STONY BROOK and HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC PROGRAMS; NYC FIREFIGHTERS WIDOWS and CHILDREN FUND; FIRE FAMILY TRANSPORT FOUNDATION; WOUNDED WARRIOR FOUNDATION; | COMMACK, NY | |
| 107 | Service For Peace Inc We promote community driven development in the Dominican Republic through shared experiences of US university students and Dominican volunteers. | West Haven, CT | |
| 108 | THE BLACK COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC PROVIDING ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT | BURLINGTON, MA | |
| 109 | CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL IS A CATHOLIC, CO-ED, COLLEGE-PREP SCHOOL, PART OF THE NATIONAL CRISTO REY NETWORK. WE SERVE STUDENTS OF ALL FAITHS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE POTENTIAL AND MOTIVATION TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND WHO DO NOT HAVE THE EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND OR FINANCIAL MEANS TO ATTEND ANOTHER PRIVATE, COLLEGE-PREP SCHOOL. GUIDED BY THE SPIRIT OF CARE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL, CURA PERSONALIS, WE CHALLENGE ALL OUR STUDENTS WITH A RIGOROUS ACADEMIC CURRICULUM AND A DEMANDING WORK-INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS THAT OUR STUDENTS WILL GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE AND BECOME PROFESSIONALS FOR OTHERS, TRANSFORMING THE WORLD FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR FAMILIES AND SOCIETY. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 110 | SOUTH SHORE CHARTER EDUCATIONAL TO RAISE MONEY ON BEHALF OF SOUTH SHORE CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL (THE SCHOOL) AND OWN AND MAINTAIN A FACILITY FOR THE SCHOOL. | NORWELL, MA | |
| 111 | RANDOLPH MUSIC BOOSTERS INC TO SUPPORT THE MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND VOLUNTEERS FOR THE RANDOLPH PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT AND THEIR EVENTS. | RANDOLPH, MA | |
| 112 | MACUTCHANJENNIE FBO FAHC 43C024015 Support the University of Vermont Medical Center | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 113 | FREDERICK M COON TUW FBO FAHC ETAL TRUST The Trust limits its distributions to the University of Vermont Medical Center and the Howard Center, Inc., for charitable purposes as described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The University of Vermont Medical Center and the Howard Center, Inc. are the successors of the charitable beneficiaries named in Part VI, Paragraph Five of the last will and testament. | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 114 | SHERMAN H FBO LYNDON STATE COLLEGE 31V026014 The Trust limits its distributions to Northern Vermont University, part of the Vermont StateColleges system, formerly known as Lyndon State College (the College). The College is a public liberal arts college and distributions are made to it for educational purposes | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 115 | SHERIDAN HARRY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP 31V045014 TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN THE MONTPELIER AREA AND UNION 32 SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTENDING COLLEGE. | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 116 | BLARNEY FUND EDUCATION TR PROVIDED 70 SCHOLARSHIPS OF $500 EACH TO STUDENTS GRADUATING BELLOWS FREE ACADEMY UNION HIGH SCHOOL AND MISSISQUOI VALLEY UNION MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL FOR COLLEGE. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 117 | BENTLEY UNIVERSITY SEE SCHEDULE O. | WALTHAM, MA | |
| 118 | STRATFORD FOUNDATION INC To be a valuable educational resource for the community by providing remedial education to those who learn differently, providing tutoring services to enhance current performance, providing teacher training in the community and beyond and engaging grant making activities. | Needham, MA | |
| 119 | CONCORD, MA | ||
| 120 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 121 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 122 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 123 | NORTHAMPTON, MA | ||
| 124 | Boston, MA | ||
| 125 | EASTHAMPTON, MA | ||
| 126 | LOWELL, MA | ||
| 127 | LAWRENCE, MA | ||
| 128 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 129 | AMHERST, MA | ||
| 130 | BABSON PARK, MA | ||
| 131 | CHESTNUT HILL, MA | ||
| 132 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 133 | WALTHAM, MA | ||
| 134 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 135 | BEVERLY, MA | ||
| 136 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 137 | SOUTH HADLEY, MA | ||
| 138 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 139 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 140 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 141 | MILTON, MA | ||
| 142 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 143 | MARION, MA | ||
| 144 | Somerville, MA | ||
| 145 | WELLSLEY, MA | ||
| 146 | Norton, MA | ||
| 147 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 148 | NORTH ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 149 | LEXINGTON, MA | ||
| 150 | CONCORD, MA | ||
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